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Daily: Brent and U.S. crude oil futures plunge to the lowest point on oil exports resumption in Libya
Crude oil futures on both sides of Atlantic fell on Monday to the weakest point in a month as Libya lifted a force majeure from two major oil ports following rebels’ agreement to end a blockade last week. Brent crude dropped 40 cents to close at $110.24 a barrel, the lowest settlement price since June 11. Brent had rocketed to a nine-month high of $115.71 in June amid the Iraqi attack, but has since slipped over 4 percent. U.S. oil declined by 53 cents to close at $103.53 a barrel, the weakest level since June 6. It posted the seventh consecutive daily decline, the longest in U.S. oil since December 2009.
read more... 08/07/2014
Daily: European carbon prices at highest quarterly increase since 2008 on supply cuts
Brent crude declined toward $112 a barrel on Monday, touching an 18-day low, while U.S. crude dropped near $105 as investors’ worries about eventual supply disruptions from Iraq eased. Brent slipped 94 cents to close at $112.36 a barrel, its weakest settlement since June 12. WTI crude inched 37 cents down to settle at $105.37 a barrel, also its lowest since June 12.
read more... 01/07/2014
Daily: Brent crude prices push higher as Iraq violence drives supply concerns
Brent crude oil futures boosted in choppy trading on Monday as Sunni insurgents advanced in Iraq, raising concerns over an eventual interruption to oil exports from OPEC’s second-largest producer. WTI crude oil futures fell as traders booked profits as oil futures rallied to a session peak of $107.54.
read more... 17/06/2014
Czech utility CEZ’s dividend policy might modify in the coming years
Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka declared on Sunday he could not prevent majority state-owned utility CEZ spending a large amount of profit in dividends in the coming years.
read more... 05/05/2014
Daily: European carbon allowances near to one-month high on reduced supply
Brent crude futures increased over a dollar a barrel on Thursday on reciprocal incrimination of aggression by Ukraine and Russia, intensifying concerns over eventual oil supplies, while optimistic economic data in the U.S. showed stronger demand.
read more... 25/04/2014